Category: 2024
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Spring Newsletter 2024
This is our Spring newsletter, one of our quarterly newsletters planned around the solstices and equinoxes of the year. This year’s equinox took us a bit by surprise at Climate Museum UK, and our usual Spring newsletter has sprung a little later than usual as a result. As the days and nights grow more
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Reimagine the City
We’re running one of the Imagination Stations in this event in Norwich. This lively workshop – or creative assembly – led by artists invites people from across the social, environmental and cultural sectors to generate ideas for how we can learn, work, eat and be well in the future. Bringing the key principle of Doughnut
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An Eco Lens on Place
We’re excited to be working with the South Downs National Park on our Wild World programme with three strands, engaging museums & heritage staff, teachers and young people. For museums & heritage staff we’re offering two creative training sessions, exploring how we might put an Eco Lens on Place. We regularly run training sessions putting
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We’re making climate history
We’re now piloting our Make Climate History project. Events have happened in Bromley and in Norwich, and this format is looking successful enough to keep rolling out. It should work very well with large groups, such as in schools and conferences. Everywhere could have its own local Make Climate History striped mural to show what
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‘Make Climate History’ is coming
We want to make climate change a thing of the past. And to do that, we all need to understand the climate change. So, we are developing a new project: together we explore the history of climate change – what caused it, what proved it and what we can do about it. We are kickstarting
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Reviews invited
We are inviting reviews of books and other content such as films, exhibitions or games which are about climate change or environmental issues. We’d love to know what books or media have inspired you to think, feel, talk and take action in response to the climate and ecological emergency. A review could be long or
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